Do you need to merge PDF files to one single PDF file for better organizing, archiving and batch printing? EEPDF PDF Split Merge will be a good assistant for you.
If you accumulate many PDF files such as newsletter, bills, etc. a period of time, you can combine PDF files into one PDF using EEPDF PDF Split Merge. In fact, it is a multifunctional Windows-based application that can merge several PDF files into one PDF and split PDF to smaller files.
Please follow the steps to learn how to merge two or more PDF files into a single PDF file:
Step 1. Download, install and run this utility
To use this utility, please firstly download the package of EEPDF PDF Split Merge. Then, please double click the installer and follow the setup wizard to install it on your computer. After the installation, it will run.
Step 2. Launch the merging PDF interface
After open the application, you will see the “Split PDF file/Extract pages” interface of the software. On top of the interface, you can see four tabs: Split PDF file/Extract pages, Delete page/page range, Merge PDF files, and Cross-Merge PDF Files. To launch the merging PDF interface, you need to click the tab of “Merge PDF files”.
Step 3. Add PDF files
After you enter the “Merge PDF files” interface, please add PDF documents into the application by any one of the following ways:
- Click the Add button to add the PDF files from the opened file picker window.
- Drag and drop the PDF files into the file list of the application.
Step 4. Choose output directory
Please click the Browser button in the “Output file” panel. When the “Save As” dialog box pops up, please browse and choose a folder for the merged PDF file. Then, please input a name in the “File name” edit box and click the Save button on the window.
Step 5. Merge the PDF files
Please click the Run button on the interface to start to merge the PDF files.
Please see the whole process in following snapshot.
If you are interested in EEPDF PDF Split Merge, please click the following button to download the free trail version of the application.
